Museums, Fairs & Shows

At the exhibition Wild & Precious the paintings of Sascha and Ingo Maas were shown together with jewelry by Prof. Michael Zobel. In exceptional surroundings and an impressive atmosphere, the exhibits were beautifully intertwined. The finissage featured a special concert by guitarist Rolf Beydemüller and singer Rena Meyer Wiel.

In spring 2019 Sascha and Ingo Maas have been invited by the Zoological Research Museum Alexander Koenig to present their works in a large solo exhibition in Bonn. With 34 large-format works, they transformed the museum’s historical ballroom into an atmospheric exhibition space that ideally reflected the various topics of the museum: Big cats from Africa, Asia and South America, exotic plants and woods as well as birds of prey and wild species of native forests exemplified the diversity of species and the richness of nature. The exhibition was accompanied by special events and lectures dealing with related topics. The artist couple donated a part of the proceeds from the exhibition to the museum project „Regenwald Kronendach“.

The monastery ” Jakobsberg” in Boppard has a large collection of African objects and taxidermy. Together with the artworks by Sascha and Ingo Maas, visitors of the exhibition were able to explore an exotic world and learn many interesting facts about the African continent and its wildlife.

Every year the exclusive event “Edle Jagd“ (Noble Hunting) takes place on the monastery “Jakobsberg” where selected partners from the fields of hunting, finest craftsmanship and art participate. All the exhibitors are hunting lovers and experts in their field. Sascha and Ingo Maas enrich the extensive portfolio with their large-scale artworks and commissioned works. The next “Edle Jagd” will be held in 2021.

At Europe’s largest hunting fair, which is a special experience not only for experts, but also for animal breeders, nature lovers and art enthusiasts, Sascha and Ingo Maas have repeatedly presented their current works to an intenational audience. In 2016 Sascha and Ingo Maas were represented at the exhibition stand of Blaser.